Monthly Playlist: February 2009
A pretty small music month, for some reason. I think I spent a lot of time going over old favorites. Regardless, there are some gems here.
- Fredrik – “Black Fur” (Na Na Ni)
- P.O.S. – “Purexed” (Never Better)
- M83 – “You Appearing” (Saturdays=Youth)
- Caroline – “Winter” (Murmurs)
- Soul-Junk – “Ill-m-i” (1956)
- Ingrid Michaelson – “Can’t Help Falling in Love” (Be OK)
- Adele – “First Love” (19)
- Jens Lekman – “The Opposite of Hallelujah” (Night Falls Over Kortedala)
- Lily Allen – “Everyone’s At It” (It’s Not Me, It’s You)
- Laura Gibson – “Shadows on Parade” (Beasts of Seasons)
- Joe Bonamassa – “Feelin’ Good” (The Ballad of John Henry)
- Duffy – “Live and Let Die” (War Child: Heroes)
- Lily Allen – “Fuck You” (It’s Not Me, It’s You)
Fredrik’s “Black Fur” is a warm piece of freak folk. When I don’t know what to listen to I just let it loop over and over.
All of Laura Gibson’s new album is phenomenal, but “Shadows on Parade” — the opening track — is a personal highlight.
Lily Allen and P.O.S.’s new ones are catchy start to finish and the War Child compilation is a winner.
And Jens Lekman? I was listening to the new Morrissey record and recalled a song I thought was his, but it turned out to be Lekman’s. Go figure.
- March 4th, 2009 at 1:30 pm
- Tags: Adele, Caroline, Duffy, Fredrik, Ingrid Michaelson, Jens Lekman, Joe Bonamassa, Laura Gibson, Lily Allen, M83, P.O.S., Soul-Junk
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